If you first visit the ancient city of Epheses AND its Slope Houses then a visit to Selcuk's Ephesus Museum becomes worthwhile ... because the Museum contains artifacts (small statues) found in recent decades in the recently excavated parts of ancient Ephesus. (Artifacts uncovered prior to WWII are largely in Austria). Musem is centrally located across the street from Selcuks... More

Good way to spend a rainy day in Selcuk. Nice way to augment the Ephesus tour. More

After seeing the ruins, you must go to the museum , the artifacts from the ruins are unbelievable More

Not too big but had some fabulous finds curated in English. More

There is not much to see and can be missed if there is a constraint for time. But if not its not too bad a visit. It has some pieces from the Ephesus site which are intersting along with some pieces from the temple of Artemis. More

I first saw this museum in 1970 shortly after the first (north) wing opened. Since then it has been much expanded. The rooms are theme-based rather than chronological, and they display the most interesting and best items, rather than everything, so it is quite selective. The descriptions are in Turkish and English and are quite good, as is the official... More

The Epehsus Museum combined with a stop at The Basilica of St. John in Slecuk proper are a GREAT way to spend a morning or afternoon (2-3 hours). The Museum contains the Artemis Statues and some incredible pieces of a monumental statue of a Roman Emperor. There is a great exhibit of the "Socrates Room" with a painting of Socrates.... More

I went to a classical music concert last autumn which was fantastic... it was in front of the library and never to be forgotten... More

Interesting artifacts from Ephesus. Should not be missed if you're in the area. Exhibits could use better signage. More